Chrysler Plymouth PC

Chrysler Plymouth PC

First registration: 1933

Produced: 10 853 pcs.

Body type: coupe

Transmission: 3-speed manual

Traction: RWD (rear-wheel drive)

Engine type: spark-ignition 4-stroke

Fuel type: gasoline (petrol)

Power: 52kW/70HP

Top speed:

In 1931, Plymouth was suddenly the third most sold car brand in America. It gave them the courage to introduce a brand new engine that became quite legendary for its durability: the six-cylinder “flathead” engine came in 1932 together with PC model. Along the way it had, proven to be a long-lasting machine. The same cannot be said about the PC model itself. Chrysler had decided to build the model with a slightly shorter wheelbase, and customers simply found it too short. The PC model was therefore only built a year before it was replaced by the longer PD and is therefore quite rare.